Feature

●These self-tapping screw thread inserts can be installed directly, and do not need to tap the thread first.
●They are used in low-strength materials such as aluminum and magnesium, to avoid damage to the screw, to achieve good connection performance, strengthen the connection strength and improve the connection condition.
●Used for components that require frequent removal, which greatly improves the service life and abrasion resistance of the screw.
●It can prevent the screw from loosening especially for products that require high insurance coefficients.
●Easy to maintain, install the screw insert into the damaged screw hole, use the screw hole as usual, avoid the loss of workpiece.


Description

Description:

These steel thread inserts effectively improve the thread connection and greatly improve reliability. Used in all kinds of low-strength materials, thread inserts greatly improve the wear resistance of the screw connection, and avoiding damage of the screw thread.


Function: These self-tapping thread inserts can be installed directly, no need to tap the threads first.
They are used in low-strength materials such as aluminum. Magnesium, thread damage, and good connection can be avoided and improved connection performance conditions.
Used for components that require frequent removal will greatly increase the service life and abrasion resistance. It can prevent loose screws, especially used for products that require high insurance coefficients. For easy maintenance, thread inserts can be installed into damaged screw holes and used normally to prevent loss of work.


Specifications:

Material: SUS303 stainless steel.

Inner screw size: M8 (diameter) x 1.25 (pitch)

Length: 15mm

Outer thread size: M12 (diameter) x 1.5 (pitch)

Drilling Diameter: 0.4 - 0.4 inches (10.6 - 10.8 mm) (plastic); 0.4 - 0.4 inches (11 - 11.2 mm) (aluminum alloy); 0.4 - 0.4 inches (11.2 - 11.4

Minimum Drilling Depth: 0.7 inches (18 mm)

Quantity: 20 pieces

Weight: 3.9 oz (104 g) (approx.)


Package Includes:

20 x Screw Inserts